Frontside 360 Out of Rails - Snowboard Trick Tutorial

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Frontside 360's out of rails are one of the most rewarding tricks to learn, they feel great to do and can be done on a large variety of features although they are easier on round rails (vs flat rails). I would recommend practicing off the toe frontside 360s on jumps before trying this trick, that will help you figure out how to get the full 360 rotation around without having momentum from carving. Approach the feature frontside (with the rail infront of you), that will naturally allow your boards torsional flex to "grab" the rail a bit and give you more leverage to spin off the rail. Try to stay locked in 50-50, and as you approach the end of the rail turn your head and shoulders to initiate the spin. Once you're in the air you can dip the nose of your snowboard to help whip the trick around a little faster, but be careful so that your nose doesn't catch the snow. Once you're comfortable with this trick, try it on a down flat rail to challenge yourself, and get more time in the air as you do the spin. I hope these tips help you to learn this trick, leave any questions in the comments below. Thanks for watching!